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This speaker is really good when it comes to understanding commands, and it doesn’t feel too robotic. You won’t have to repeat the same question over and over to make it understand what you're asking. It especially excels with contextual questions. You can ask ‘’What’s the capital of Sweden?’’ and then follow it up it with ‘’What’s the weather there?’’ and the speaker will give the right answer. See More
As Home is a Google product, integration with Play Music isn't that surprising. However, it makes Home the only home-assistant to offer support for the online streaming service which is definitely a plus. However, other smart home devices could possibly add Google Play Music in an update. See More
Google Home will offer native support with smart home system Nest, but will also support other third party products that have yet to be announced. It is unclear so far how easy it is for developers to integrate Google Home into their apps, but Google has announced support for it. See More
Google Home doesn't require a button to be pressed in order to use it, it always listens to your voice. Just say the words "OK Google" to get started. It is possible that Google will add more of these 'action words' in the future. OK Google can also be found on mobile Google Devices and integrates well with Google Now. Users of the Google Now will find the Google Home ecosystem very familiar. See More
Echo is an Amazon product and offers great integration with the rest of Amazon's services, especially Amazon Prime. The Echo family is currently the only virtual assistant that is compatible with Amazon Prime Music. You can also stream music via Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio and TuneIn. The ecosystem is fairly open, as developers can easily integrate Alexa's voice commands into their apps. See More